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Carbine Sling..
As it is with most you will find, this one has been shortened by six
inches and is
priced accordingly. Would display well with your favorite carbine. |
$
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500
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| Pictures on request |
Navy Fuse Boxes.
I have a number of these with 1863 and 1864 dates and different Yard
markings. Each comes with an unopened packet of fuses. Choice,
priced each. |
$
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250
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Navy Friction Primer Box.
Rare Boston marked accoutrement for holding artillery friction
primers. Early all-stitched, no-rivet construction and in fine
condition. You may never find another one. |
$
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SOLD
|
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Navy Boarding Axe Sheath.
Ever seen one of these before? 1863 dated, Philadelphia Navy Yard
marked Union Navy accoutrement. Near mint condition. |
$
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SOLD
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M1859 McClellan Saddle Bags. An exceptionally nice pair
in supple condition with complete straps. |
$
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SOLD
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Haversack!!! Rare, Rare, Rare. This is
an original regulation tarred canvas haversack. One side is torn,
otherwise it is in excellent condition and great for display. Hard
to find in any condition. |
$
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SOLD
|
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White Buff Militia Waist Belt. 2" wide
with a fixed buff leather sword frog and a silver plated panel belt plate
59 x 84 mm having the spread wing eagle with a star on the shield (O&C
#407), circa 1845-1860. Very good leather, excellent plate. The leather,
with some soiling, is complete, supple, and without cracks while almost
all the silver remains on the untouched belt plate. Ex. George
Keggereis collection. |
$
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1650
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M1832 Artillery White Buff Sword Belt with sword
frog and an 1839 Pattern Artillery two-piece waist belt plate having
“U.S.” (O&C #253). Fine condition. The leather is very supple and
there is a mellow patina on the belt plate. |
$
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1800
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M1832 Artillery White Buff Sword Belt with sword
frog and an 1839 Pattern Artillery two-piece waist belt plate having
“U.S.” (O&C #252). Very good. The leather is dirty but supple and
the belt plate has a dark untouched patina. |
$
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1600
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Field Officer's folded leather belt rig.
Finely made sword belt with cast M1851 brass eagle plate (has early narrow
tongue). |
$
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950
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Officer's Sword Belt Rig. Maker (Topham)
and patent marked. One hanger has missing portion and belt separated
behind the plate. |
$
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1200
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M1851 Enlistedman's Belt Rig. Buff leather
with applied silver wreath plate and shoulder strap (a correct to the
period replacement). One hanger broken. |
$
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1200
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Cavalry Saber Knot.
E. Gaylord marked regulation Civil War pattern in very good condition. These are
getting scarcer as they tend to loose their fringe details. Every
trooper had one. Spruce up your favorite sword. |
$
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SOLD
|
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Cavalry Carbine Cartridge
Box. W. H. Wilkinson maker marked
with cartouche. Missing wooden block, otherwise excellent leather
and in sound, and very nice condition. |
$
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300
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Stuart Saber Hanger. Patented by JEB Stuart.
Frankford and US marked (as they all are). In very good condition,
this one actually saw service. |
$
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SOLD
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Cavalry Link Strap.
Here's another unusual find. These were used to hook horses together
when one trouper was assigned to hold four during dismounted combat.
Period correct in every detail. I have later ones too and the
differences are obvious. Very good condition with some bridal
leather flaking. |
$
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SOLD
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Carbine Socket.
Have three, this one is the best value. If you'd like a better one,
let me know by email. |
$
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60
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Musket Sling Regulation nineteenth century
U.S. pattern. Getting very hard to find in this condition. |
$
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SOLD
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Musket Sling Regulation Civil War pattern with
flat brass hook. Is broken clean through about 12" from the
hook end. Otherwise the leather is still strong and supple. If
your good at leather stitching, you can have a real one that will show
well for less than half of what these are going for. |
$
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100
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| Pictures soon |
M1855 Pistol Carbine Cartridge Box.
Scarce regulation accoutrement complete with tins and original ball
screw. In very good condition (and hard to acquire in any
condition). |
$
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550
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| Pictures soon |
Infantry Cartridge Box. R. Nece marked box for .69
caliber musket. Pattern of July, 1864 without embossed US.
One of the 700 pieces that Nece tried unsuccessfully to sell to the US
government at the end of the war. Missing one roller buckle. |
$
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375
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Infantry Cartridge Box. 1864 pattern with
embossed US. |
$
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375
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Mann's Patent Cartridge Box. Gaylord
marked 1863 box complete with tins. In overall very-good plus
condition. |
$
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600
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Mann's Patent Cartridge Box. Gaylord
marked 1863 box as above. This one was actually used and has a weak spot in
shoulder strap where is looped through the belt's D-ring. Inner tin
is missing. |
$
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550
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Mann's Patent Waist Belt. Hard to find in
any condition, this one appears to have actually seen service. Still
supple, with all four D-rings and buckle device. |
$
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500
|
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Percussion Cap Box. Crossman marked.
With both belt loops and whole tab. No wool and one of the end covers is
loose. Flap is somewhat stiff. An excellent display example. |
$
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150
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Percussion Cap Box. One belt loop has
torn. Tab is whole. No wool. Leather is somewhat stiff.
An excellent display example. |
$
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125
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Percussion Cap Box. O. S. Williams
marked. With both belt loops and torn tab. No wool. Leather is
supple. An excellent display example. |
$
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125
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Bayonet Scabbards. Including two US made for
the Austrian Lorenze. Please call for our listing
of original Civil War and earlier variations. |
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